Change business objectives, before the company changes direction
Check whether the new activity already fits the Memorandum, then alter only what is necessary and connect every licence dependency.
- Professional fee
- From ₹5,899
- Working timeline
- Confirmed after activity and constitutional review
- Government charges
- Shown before payment
Built for
Indian private companies
Best when
The new activity is commercially defined
Does the new activity
already fit?
A careful interpretation can avoid needless filing—or expose a real constitutional gap.
Adjacent product
Test whether current principal and ancillary objects already support it.
Regulated activity
Objects do not replace a licence or approval.
Investor-backed company
Check reserved matters and use-of-funds commitments.
Material pivot
Review name, contracts, lenders, tax and public disclosures.
Objects clause
Authority. Approval. Activation.
A new object is not a new licence.
Sector permissions, contracts, tax registrations and lender or investor consents remain separate.
What you receive,
ready to use.
We test whether the proposed activity is already covered, then prepare a focused objects-clause alteration and the approval and filing sequence it requires.
properly authorised.MAP · APPROVE · ACTIVATE
Current-versus-proposed activity analysis
Regulatory and name-impact flags
Revised objects-clause drafting
Board and member approval pack
MGT-14 filing support
Post-change licence roadmap
What must be
in place.
The proposed activity is lawful and clearly described.
The current Memorandum has been reviewed against the actual operating model.
Board and members can approve the alteration through the required process.
Sector, lender, investor and public-offer constraints have been disclosed.
Companies with unutilised public-offer funds face additional safeguards and should receive specialist review.
Diagnose before altering
Not every new revenue line requires constitutional change.
| Decision | Already covered | Alteration needed | Regulated activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| First action | Document interpretation | Draft focused clause | Map licence and object together |
| Corporate filing | Usually none solely for objects | Special resolution and MGT-14 | Same, plus sector pathway |
| Main risk | Overlooking scope limits | Vague or excessive wording | Operating before permission |
From business pivot to
registered authority.
A practical sequence with clear ownership at every stage. Registry review times can vary.
Activity fit check
Step 1
We handle
Compare the proposed activity with current objects and ancillary powers.
You provide
Explain the product, customers, revenue and geography.
Dependency review
Step 2
We handle
Flag licence, name, tax, lender and investor consequences.
You provide
Share agreements, financing and regulatory context.
Draft and approve
Meeting dependent
We handle
Draft the amended clause, notice and special resolution material.
You provide
Convene board and member meetings.
MGT-14 filing
Statutory window
We handle
Prepare the filing with altered Memorandum and certified records.
You provide
Authenticate and pay official charges.
Operational activation
After registration
We handle
Map linked licence and registration actions.
You provide
Begin the new activity only when all required permissions are effective.
A checklist without
the back-and-forth.
We ask only for records or data relevant to your application, review, or audit scope.
- Current Memorandum and Articles
- Certificate and master data
- Prior object-clause alterations
- Board and member records
Before you begin
Use clear PDF, JPG, or PNG files.
Keep address records recent and readable.
Choose the support
you actually need.
Every total separates professional fees, GST, and stated government charges. State stamp duty and exceptional filings may vary.
Standard
Recommended15-20 days
payable now, GST included
- Professional fee
- ₹4,999
- GST @ 18%
- ₹900
- Payable now
- ₹5,899
- Eligibility check with a chartered accountant
- Documents prepared, reviewed and filed
- Certificate handed over with the next steps
Not included automatically
- — Registrar and statutory filing fees
- — Stamp duty, notarisation, publication or courier costs where applicable
- — Digital signatures, DIN work, valuation, certification or specialist opinions outside the agreed scope
- — Sector licences, name change, tax registrations, lender consents or investor documentation
Costs that can repeat
- — Operate within the registered objects and licences
- — Update disclosures, tax and activity classifications
- — Maintain member resolution and altered Memorandum
- — Notify lenders, investors or regulators where required
Objects altered,
permissions still matter.
These are the first recurring obligations to plan for before you commit to a company structure.
MGT-14
Within the statutory period after the special resolution
Attach the resolution, notice and altered Memorandum.
Registrar effectiveness
After registration of alteration
Do not treat drafting alone as completion.
Linked permissions
Before regulated activity begins
Object alteration does not replace licences.
Got questions?
We’ve got answers.
Understand activity fit, special resolutions, MGT-14, altered Memorandum, investor constraints and linked licences.
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